Roadkill Extra

David Freiburger takes a tour of his dream plans for his '56 Chevy, and which will make its way into a future episode of Roadkill Garage.

David Freiburger delivers an update on his 1968 Dodge Dart project car. He gives some hints as to what he has in store for it, and takes a peek at the grandiose schemes he has cooking for this great race car.

Steve Magnante continues to explore Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama, and highlights a few characteristics that made the Dodge Challenger a potent competitor to other American muscle cars in that era.

Steve Dulcich goes through his process of porting and polishing on his slant-six cylinder head, while sharing some unfortunate mishaps. He'll explore the issues he ran into, along with his future goals with this engine.

The car junkie duo takes more viewer questions, answering queries about David's dancing skills and whether Steve really did run over a crew member.

There are two kinds of car people, those who give nicknames to their cars and those who enjoy the original factory name. David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich go down their row of past project cars and walk through their naming process.

From their unique taste in fashion to their own "bro-handshake" creation, David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich give fans the inside scoop behind a few of the things that bond them together as friends and hosts.

Steve Magnante unveils a special scat pack red 1970 Dodge Challenger that he comes across at Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama. He'll take a walk-through to find out what makes this scat pack so unique. 

Class is now in session. Steve Dulcich goes through his collection of crankshafts as he lays out the differences between cast and forged crankshafts.

Steve Dulcich must decide between big block or small block for the Mopar Muscle Truck. Both Freiburgers gang up on him over his past engine misfortunes, which have put him in first place ahead of Mike Finnegan for blown motors.

Steve Magnante continues to explore Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama. He does walk-throughs on a rare, all-original 'Cuda and a Charger fitted with an OEM vacuum-power air ram for additional street cred.

David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich smell their way through all the mystery gas containers found in Dulcich's backyard. No one can predict what kind of liquids they will discover.

Steve Magnante shares the story behind a rare driving simulator he found while exploring Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama. Plus, he takes an inside look at the history of multi-carb setups.

Everyone can relate to a messy garage. Steve Dulcich is no exception, but he has a plan for tackling his pile of car parts and getting everything cleaned up.

David Freiburger sits down and answers a few fan questions. He'll touch on such important topics as future car builds and which host would win in a fight over some jerky.

There is a constant debate about which American car is the most loved. Steve Magnante explores Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama, and takes a close look at one of the most iconic American vehicles to date, the 1970 Challenger Trans Am.

Competitive racing is simple, as it all comes down to the basic question of who is faster. David Freiburger gives a brief history lesson on Roots-style superchargers and how they have evolved over time.

There's a new sheriff in town, as Roadkill drone operator Wiley Stevens steps in as the new David Freiburger. The factors that led to the decision to make a change will be revealed.

David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich embark on a mini road trip with Roadkill drone operator Wiley Stevens. They're off to buy another junkyard-worthy vehicle, while also showing Wiley the ropes.

David Freiburger leads a walk-through of his 1969 Crusher Impala. The car isn't the surprise, though. It's what happened to the engine that's interesting.

Steve Dulcich sits down and answers viewer questions from inside his boat. Set sail with Steve to hear if he'll move onward and away from muscle cars, or build a Jeep-AMC turbocharged inline six for Roadkill.

David Freiburger sits down to give viewers an update on all-original programming shows being aired on the MotorTrend app for 2020.